Slipsong. 285mm. x 114mm. Printed black on very thin white paper (India?) on one side only .Untrimmed. Sometime folded. No watermark. Elaborate Celtic woodcut floral headpiece enclosing an Irish Harp. Four verses. A very good plus copy. of a seemingly unrecorded item. This slipsong, probably, refers to the massacre that took place at Newtonbarry, now Bunclody, in County Wexford, in 1831 during the Irish Tithe Waes. The Library Hub Discover, and OCLC FirstSearch (both on-line 8/2024) do trace any copies. However, it is known that the National Library of Ireland have recently acquired a copy. Seller Inventory # 000908

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Title: Remember Newtonbarry.

Publisher: No place of publication, publisher, or date of publication.

Binding: No Binding

Condition: Very Good

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